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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-01

Pimple-. Blackhoads. Skin-Blemishes, and
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-01

"a KIDNEY PAINS WIT II
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(TS all-cono sensation relieved In one
fHi minute by the CUTlCURA ANTI
\ VA PAIN PLASTER Warranted. At
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SCRATCHED. TWENTY-EIGHT
~ YEARS
A SCALY, ITCHING. SKIN DISEASE WITH
ENDLESS SUFFERING CURED BY
CUTICURA REMEDIES

II had known OF the CUT1CURA REMEDIES
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me 500 two hundred dollars aud an i'm
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UsOnasis) commenced on my hoad In spot
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my suffering was endless and without relief.
Que thousand dollars would not tempt mo 20
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but feel rich to be relieved Of what some OF
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DENNIS DOWNING.
WATERBURY,, VT, JanuaIy 20, 1881.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-01

On each side OF the chancel was flag
one the battalion flag OF Purcell Battery (;
The other the Crenshaw Battery flag. Ga
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-01

Virginia Chief and Silver Spray smoking
Tobacco. Finest made for cigarettes aud
pipe. TRBBETT & TAYLOR, Agents
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-01
1 OWEST RATES FOR FIRST
IL CLASS SUMNER BOARD.
DUVAL HOUSE. SALEM, VA.
Under NFW MANAGEMENT

Special features introduced for the entortais-
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mics. excursions, fishing, hunting; large airy
rooms soft beds
lree coach % and from all trains.
INDICTMENTS OFFERED TO YOUNG MEN.
Address for illustrated circular aud rates
T.. A. PARSONS.
my T41m Salem Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-01
G1g HAVANA CIGARS.

e. HANANA IIGANS.
just receiving large invoice Of
HAVANA CIGARS.
These CIGARS were selected for us by one
Of the Oldest aud best commission houses in
Havana, cn0 We can recommend them as Of
very nnc quality.
ALSO.
KEY WEST, Of the Principe de Gales factory,
and large lots OF very superior DOMESTIC
CIGARS.
nv 26-Gt o. CRAM &c co.
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Saves time, labor, and Is economical Use no
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I,APON SPRINGS AND BATHS
ALKALINE lITH1A AND
SUPERIOR IRON WATERS

UANISHIBE COUNTY, W. VA.
0is celebrated Mountain resort for health
ami rlcasure-haths Of any temperature
SIMMER climate unsurpassed; q charming
summer home with It's many Improvements. AZ
commoiafiug s00 Cuests-opensJ UNE isT. SsRd
for circular and rate sheet dor medical aud
ether festimOnyl WILLIAM II. SALE,
my ygl-cft Proprietor.
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EXCURSIONS, &c.
.IRST OF THE SEASON.

EIRST OF THE SEASON.
The ladies Of LEIGH-STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH will give -
MOONLIGHT EXCURSION
down the James on the ARIEL
TUESDAY EVENING. JUNE 1TH.
Refreshments will be served. good oppor-
tunity for parents 10 take their children on a
pleasant trip. 40,
Tickets: Gentlemen, Soc: ladies and chill
dren. a5e- 1-W,F,Su&Tuit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-01
BUFFALO LITHIA SPRINGS,
ID MECKLENBURG COUNTY, VA.

This wcll-known and popular health and
pleasure resort. With the finest Mineral Water
iu ne world, will open for the season JUNE !.
1s~s. Tho present management promises .
No table, excellent rooms ami beds. fne min
erhl-Water baths not or cJl11. dne brass and
sifirg tand. and an the comforts pertaining 70
q drst-class watering. place Address
WILLIAM II. PARKER,
INV I1-im Manager
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-29

We take ;he above from the 81
Louis Globe Democrat. There sure
" IS meaning in every word "heh
the Senator uttered this sentences
" | an not a Cleveland mar; the
President is not of my sch"o' Of
Democracy" 1t is evident that Tie
President has not adhered s'rIrt!
o Democrats principles amt , ma
tor Vance is one Of these men 'h1'
vi say so without fear. II" Is 3"
man with Some hachh"he an" me
people of North Carolina kn"" '"'S
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-29

Now is the time, if ever, to make
both edges cut. Cotton ought to be
in the ground by the ffIh day of
May If YOU expect a tull crop
From the first to the sixth of May
is always, in this climate, the safest
time to plant to he sure TO get
stand. Planted sooner it will.
make a heavier crop, provided you
get q good stand and have no cold,
wet snaps. But cotton planted ear>
~ viii always require one more hoe
M and blowing than cotton planted
in May. One thing never fail to do.
always examine your seed aut see
Lhat they arc SOUND. Bad seed vii!
come up badly, grow off badly, and
the plant Will never look SO well or
produce so well. If Noa cant plant
your corn by the first week in May,
YOU h a let er not plant until tie
first Of June. Bugs and worms viii
cut corn II ,ntad in Nav 8 ore t.
deal worse than thew will corn ulant-
al carly N Anvil and lime At
Ioo.t nnon an average rrons of corn
are eli. short oue-terth bv 4 bad
stand This opght tn he avmded
Itis q GREAT waste ana an nnnarIon.
ahla vrong ia one,. self +, nI4ntand
cultivate noor land and when YOU
adj to th,t mn. moro than tvo
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-29
THE INDIANA DEMOCRATS.

Political good sense is rather a
rare commodity. Perhaps the Dem
OCralic journals Of Indiana have as
much Of it at present as can be
found elsewhere. They have learned
by experience. They have seen In.
diana become Republican State,
and they know that If t is 10 be
won back, if the country is to be
won back t. the Democrats, the old
and true Democratic principles must
be asserted and maintained. With
out Mr.. Hendricks, Mr.. Cleveland
would have been weak il Indiana in
1884 Since Mr.. Hendri2ks's death.
and the continuing proofs that the
Administration has little or no sym
patty with Democrat, as the Iu-
diana Democrats understand Demos
craCv, the paTty in that state has
CO ased to expect from Wa>hiu- tn
anything but an influence fer dis
organization. The Indiana Demo-
Gratis look to the next Demo Ia ic
National Convention To repair the
mis- axe ruade by its fredece, SIR in
the Choice of a candidate for Pres y
do.t. They are still Democrats Of
The old fashioI Jacksonian Demo
Gratis, Hendricks Democrats, but
lney are by 40 means Cleveland
men.
" hen II is remembered how sharp
was the iItf'r, nee bet EN- the poll
itcal ideas ana the theory OF party
nann- encnt he'd br Tnum:,s A.
ii bricks and those Of Grover
tlr', land, this declarat .on of a stall
sv-.,t Dem0rra ic newspaper. the
~"a h Bend Times, is ful Of sig
lGcAncp:
IF Thomas A. Hendricks were still
;,m,ng the living, it would be the easiest
my IN the world to foretell who would
i.ad the Democratic national ticket IN
1883
An tner Democratic Journal Of In
d M, the Franklin Joc tSoni,D,, in
commenting upon this utterance,
speaks still more plainly:
YES the above is correct. but as our
IGNORED Hen tricks is no more. We want a
man for our leader who believes a Hen
bricks did. that only Democrats should
hold office under a Democratic Hdaur-
/ lstratIOn.N
We suppose that the Indiana
Democrats viii be ready 10 unite
upon any crndidate who msy be
tn to represent Democrats .
IAtre are several men whom they
would take. There is one man they
now say they VIII not take.-New
York Sun.
JAst SO. And the North Carolina
/ Democrats are side by side with In
dlIAa Democrats. True Democrats
will stand shoulder 10 shoulder
against galvanized Democracy in
1888.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-29
MUGW UMPISHNESS

Yes, brethren you can take all
t.'c Mu9Wunplshness thickaned, di-
inted or sWeetened with Civil s r
vice Reform to suit your taste Goa
Temences and purposes, but we
swear by the Eternal Jehovah you
shall not compel us to swallow any
OF the composition. We take no
stock In either. If we had any. we
should sell it at heavy discount, OF
give 1T away. We have herd of a
cross between the Devon and the
S1ort horn between the mule an
tie horse, but until these latter dag
we never heard Or read Of cross Lc-
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-29

;.l.olt, 10 torn,.nu
:,at to aourFou ord over
Lo !, adv.nc. We III. |
ca, Aoa oo,u,b ubor tie p,iIIour
;+L,,-, ,o;ou +oro,ad 60 for
n,t = f.r Claw.
,,oto 1ouo- ii. conot-v
ooins+ Cl.volard both h,-
,o,.o Io,.o ,,rr cou,trv and our
II. o,o -,..o,,,. u}, he
C1o.aIo.d ~, ,iro two why
, I'D a have
,3-oaa1 o;,.,,.o,no in re-
rno. . en- If ,ho conntrv
C,.I4 to oon,,.rv will
H.. h.. ;r tho
1885,. C,o,.a1ond
.Lo.4 = ..on2 va +h;nl, IN.
t.oo.o :, tI,o hand
.e,1m rIonoIao3 We h.yono idaa
- ...,,l, hon1,r,o+ or -b;,w-ocL n.
.onn+r. NOR vopId linn blaine
1., c,a can.+or Ed,o,nds
uoo,o- tIomlav or Senator AI,i.on
p,+ o nrofort o hova both th.. con,
+r,, ora tho Do,nocrotir marty safe
and wo dom, think the nartv is safe
~ ,Ia hands Of q ron.nartisaa Prebi.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-29

SUR. me Gu OF ;he Urited States
on - e drr miners tax and what
every sensli l. man must know will
b. The decision Of the same court as
soon as case can reach tat court
Notwithstanding the op. ion Of II e
Attorney General to the coLtr ~
Tri-, and thi fund alone, the college
was to rely upon. livery senator
declared lie would not vote funds
from any o'her source. Now
begin to build the college out OF this
fund when We all know that this
funl must fail after TINS year, seems
% Us wrunL. The people we've pre-
missed that they should never be
faxed to start or run thus school
directly. Start the school and every
year Tor the next hundred years not
less than one hundred thousand dol
lars will be annually appropriated
and collected from the people, to
,ducate a special class of our peopl'.
This is all wrong. The people ought
10 hold meetings all over the ) ate
and say whether they are in favor OF
assuming this burden, and whether
they ara in favor being taxed t"
educate the boys around Raleigh
and say one or two from each county
to be selected Of course Through
favOritiom. We don't think it is
| wise, prudent, or polite to put this
measure on foot at this time. 1t will
be sltdghammer in the hands of she
Republican party in the next can>
paign: and if they know how to use
it, they can and will make the Gin
Aers fly. No expense has yet been
incu red, and no responsibility a..
sumed. Governor Scales and other
leading men ought to speak out on til
question. Public opinion ought to
be made krown. We don't know the
sentiment in other parts Of the
State, but here we do know nine
men out of every ten are opposed t
the college. The committee can very
we'll afford to wait until the meet
ing of the next Legislature, since
the decision of the Supreme court OIL
! the United States. This whole
move is and has been from is in
ception an effect to tax the many
! foG the benefit of the few. We cal
upon the people everywhere to ex-
press their opinions on this question
at once through the press, by public
meetings, or by writing to the com
mittee protesting against building
the college at this time.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-29
MR.. CLEVELAND IN 1888

The country that elected Mr.. Cleveland
IN 1884 Will elect him again in 1888 with
tar more ease. In the mean time NJ.
Eaton and other croakers will best serve
Their party by REFRESHING their emotions.
Kansas City Times (Dem)
The country IS dear to us all. or ourht
t. be. This is my own, my native
land, y is spoken with swelling pride by
millions who now enjoy the blessings Of
the liberty guaranteed by our Constitu-
ton, The Country IS the Object of cur
tenderest love, and the Country is safe
and prosperous and happy with Cleye-
land for President The Country wants
TO keep him i'll his pre- sent high office, and
what the Country wants and needs every
patriot ought to be ready to give. We
are for Cleveland because the Country
needs him. The Country will keep him.
Vance and Kitchen to the contrary not>
withstanding. Plant.
This is to the POINT. There can
be no doubt that if the country nee Is
Cleveland it will have him, because
a great many of the brethren of the
Press have said so. But the same
time We are inclined TO believe that
Mr.. Cleveland will nee the country
a great deal more in the next cam>
pslgl to make him the President,
then the country needs him. Our
brother has an indefeasible right to
be for Cleveland, so have Vance and
kltchin (uot Kltchen) the same right
to be against him. But really it is
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-29
~ r. a VI

There is blt one danger to be
faced, one contingency to De dreade l..
The forces of Republican maladmin-
istratiUn are obstinate in their re-
SIS ance. they arr 5 i'll IntrcnChe
Tlh:n the Ia, Of ID .mOcrat,C adj
miriStr..tlo IhrV h"li s0u,elO IS
within he very cit tdel Of the cOun-
try's tia4ncjal f0rtiications ! hey
are IN dnIlV communication W tn the
enCIu Is of Che administration, sell
lnI t :. CrrtS 10 save their Own 10
ii ms to retain their opportunities
for iIi-gDttcn 1air and to avull It s
closure e their misdeed7 of the IA t
IheV are vet, rams in the arts OF de
ception and c@jolrry. They are ev
Ct re .dy with the spec iou~ plea: ~
rev, he reform administration " i
free t'nde partv should not Ma Il
30 much from the cOmmun &
through laws trat rt,trA "a II Z n..fG-
raj rj-.ht to trade At viii. LIZ. ~ re
literal in our views and rulings"
This is t. G soph;Sl Y of these 4 vl's
al coates, and Il tprtuha'ely II I. 0
Oren falls on wi : ears" n. 7.
Star.
TulS i from tue slrongeSt Ciyv,-
land organ in the United Stats.
SJmt thing must tie wrong.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-29
CALL AN EXTRA SESSION

1t seems to US that the wisest
thing the President could do, would
he 20 call Congress together at once.
and to recommend the immediate
repeal Of the interstate Gem mercc
law, the reduction and readjust ting
of the tariff, ana urge the reduction
of the surplus in the Treasury.
The fist m asu.e IS of the utter
most import 4nce to the commerce OF
the count. The second is of vital
importa &C to the pc pie, AID the
third is III jispensable to pre- ent
thieves ftum break NJ through and
stealing. " have never been able from
our standpoint to see how Demo-
Crat, could have advocated, or could
have voted for, or could have signed
such Il fraud, and outrage upon the
people, yet Democrats did OF
this very act. They were rO' ex-
actly our kind of Democrats, but We
are told they are Democrats all the
same. But at all events, the b'und~
er has been committed, and that TOO
under what the country calls a Dem
Ocratic administration, and we think
the best thing the administration
can do. is to make haste and core c.
the blunder and apologize to the
country for its commission AMI pro
mise to commit no more such hlund-
ers. The tariff by all means ought
to be reduced or TO say the least the
present administration ought to do
all iE its power to REFUGE the tariff,
and throw the responsibility Of its
failure where it belongs. A tar #
for revenue only, is in our opinion
the only safe ground for the party
TO stand on. We can well afford TO
lose two or three Southern States
Tor rather take the risk, for we can t
believe any Southern State favors a
tariff for protec'inn) if we can cain
four or FIVE Western States. Thi,
we believe can be done if the party
can sum up cOura1e enough to make
the fight on that Issue and carry the
war into Africa. The -Cleve-
land idea of eXempting raw materi
ais from taxation will not do. This
theory is designed and intended to
put more money in the pockets of
the manufacturers at the expense OF
the people. What will 1t profit
the people to reduce the revenues
i've million dollars, taken from raw
materials? Not one dollar. 1t would
only add that much to present pro-
hts o, III" manufacturers, with All
actual loss of that amount of revenue
which would have TO he raised from
some other source. Reduce the tariff
on imported goods mot on raw nia-
t''i"l Only so that foreign good,
Can come IN competition VITA t,ome
made goods, and then the Consumer
can get his goods chea,er, C,,nnct:.
ton is the life % trade. Pu, uu,
home people in competition witt
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-29

Ex-Governor Vance has been highly
hOnored by the people of North Carolina
lie has been very successful politician;
Is a good stump speaker and story teller,
and can captIVate and hold spell bound
the average country audience. But We
ito not recognize m>enatOI ance many Of
those qualities which 20 to make a states
man. HIS criticism of President Cleve>
land and his administration, and his ad-
Nocacy of the SpoIlS system IN politics
will not do. Senator Vance Is doing the
President an injustice and the people
harm. No party which advocates the
overthrow of Civil Service reform can, or
should succecd.-Edenton Enquirer.
Poor old Zeb how We syml atnize
with him TO have lived beyond
sixty years of age the idol Of tha
people of the State, to have been
the great war governor Of the State
at time when 1t required full grown
men not babies to stand at the head
of the State, to have been both the
Moses and the Joshua to lead our
people out Of the wilderness of pol~
Itical thcaldom and serf-dom after
the war; to have been selected on
three occasion since the war as the
men above others, by the common.
wealth of North Carolina, to repre>
sent the Democratic party and the
State IN the United States Senate ,
and then after all this not T.,
be recognized as pOssessipr, MANY
Of those qualities which 90 to make
up statesman Tow ignorant and
deceived North Carolina has teen
I'll these years she has loved 20
horUr Zeh Vance. How mucA wiser
the present generation than tue past
VINO can tell how pucn the worl /
has lost by some people not havia :.
seen born thirty, forty and ff :
years sooner?
Let Us all pray. Will some brother
who possesses the qualities OF ii
statesman please lead in prayeri
Now if our esteemed contemporary
will study the history of the State
since 1861, and the part Zeb Vance
has taken in making taat history,
t e positions he has fIleI at TIL
hands Of the people, and the s, rvtceo
he has rendered the State and the
party IN driving out the plunderers,
robbers, thieves, and alien eLemles,
from her borders, we think he will
change his mind as to our g~eal
Senator, As to his denunciation Of
the spoils system, that is all well
enough. We like candor, and hope
all our State papers will place til IN :
selves on record IN plain English o.
this SUBJECT. Every man has the
right to think just as he pleases on
that subject and express his II GA !ht,
And every man has and inalienah,e
right to think that Vance does lot
possess "ma1y qualities which 90 t.
make q Statesman but there
could no great harm come to the
country 10y holding prayer immed.-
ately thereafter
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-29
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.

We see from the proceedings of
The Board of Agriculture, that
committee has been appointed to
look after the building of the Agrl-
cultural and Mechanical College.
Although the law authorized the
establishment of such an institution
We think it is wrong to start the
work now since the decision of the
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-29
HE old Esnnslau.


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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-29

"Thc earliest. heaviest, sonod"-' FL.
most prolific variety Of corn ever rr""'
in America
This IS the testimony Of twelve raHf
published in different states, To who's" "
have sent sample packages to tc~' 81.
at ,urpas,cs all autlclpat'ons, a...'
Just the thing needed. Times, \'''.
itochcs Mss. 1T is superior To ".'
other variety. JoDooi, Corning, \. }
1T viii be valuable acquisitions 'o p.
agricultural rroIocc Of the country.
CARTE. Ntp:tr Springs. TcAa.. "j-
com can he ~owu in the latter If'
july and r,u,l.- before frost. h
Warsaw, Mo. 1T j. highly r"r"n'"
Ell Nv those vino have tried Il -'
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-29


+ween Markham Re,u,Lrar. aid
Donoc-o+o A so,s-,e.4..3 Ronun.
loo, c-oosod an bar.hoaded.
,;ll-.ni,.d.-uo.. hfo Doroc, t,r.
4r.o., y ,,,,.r,r,r,- MA Irrnvurn
,ro..o4 o, . C;.I G.->i.a = r,r,n.r
,,,ol,oos via. = Known ,r THIS
Teoon-at IF
sucb tii7r were possible. We.
WON I Ike +, know the on.pian oC
Tafr.,.,n Jsrksoo and Jerry Rl4rk
af.. ,i.,,.,r,o.,~i,;I Service Raror,r
Domo.r.t We ere DI,iuIy bo.l.y
onJ 5afortl,, fol ti,at ,bI.nax nrin-
c,rl. .,j 40 n,jrht -ay nov Marty
=. hero fo st.v That NAV be 81
/ W. c.rr,+ toll Rnt WE Lave heard
this ea,,o old .onr from every poI,t-
ir.,l ,roanizat,on. The Tories once
sail they were here to stay. The
OIL VAIN MART, unca said if had
come tn st2y. Tie knownot!.ing
marty once said il had come to re
side unon the earth, The Republ;-
can marty said If WAS here t. STAY
far tIou.anl vesrs o. more. But
thav hove all one after the utner in
the course of time met the grand
ord ne,norrat,c uarty in omen CON
.a;c+ ond f. wnnrded bleeding and
Id,ino at IFS feet. And TO make
snrb hnmlliatinr terms a.
the pre,ent almini distraction ha~
made with the last vanopi.hed and
rnuted enemy is not only morfiryiuo.
h,t hum,ljatinU to onc marty THAT
!. if va understand what consti-
ntes Demo,ra !. Nnownmnj>bne.s
If we are WRONG in onr theory of
Damocracv then of conrse all we
have said and NAV saw. falls TO the
gronnd If our premises are wrong.
gnr conclusions ar. alan wrono
Now tina aroxt;on i who ia vron0 ,
l. ;, Eonro tba WiImington Sto,
+no Chorlotta Do,oocr,,, flo Nou,
por,a Jo.,,,5 tbo G,jd.b0ro H.
o,e the WASHINGTON G,zott-
,ho EI,,toro Poaocto, tho Wilson
aJ;,.,.o, tho Sa1i.hnrv u,otcA,,a,,
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-29

Ex-COngressman W. H X tchen
Nc now editor Of the Scotland Neck